If you want to speak fluent Hindi like a native, the best stepping stone is to learn and memorize as many noun example sentences in Hindi as possible. Whether you’re traveling to a Hindi-speaking country, talking to a native friend, sharing about your family, or planning to eat somewhere in India, knowing the most common list of nouns in Hindi is a must.
Below, we’ll share with you the concrete noun definition in Hindi, followed by the types of nouns in Hindi with pictures. Not only that, but our Hindi nouns list also has different categories that consist of more than 100 examples.
After going through this lesson on nouns in Hindi, you’ll be an expert. In addition to that, you’ll also be able to flawlessly use most of these useful nouns in basic Hindi conversations.
Table of Contents
- The Hindi Noun: Definition and Types
- List of 100+ Nouns in Hindi
- How to Use HindiPod101 for a Better Hindi Learning Experience!
1. The Hindi Noun: Definition and Types
Now, it’s time to study the main definition of the noun and its types in Hindi. While discussing this, you’ll learn the Hindi noun definition and types, the meaning of nouns in Hindi, and see some noun examples/sentences in Hindi.
Nouns in Hindi vocabulary are an inseparable part of the language. A “noun” in Hindi is known as संज्ञा (Sangyaa).
There can be no better way of learning about Hindi nouns than by introducing ourselves to the most basic Hindi definition of noun, which goes as follows:
- किसी भी व्यक्ति, वस्तु, अथवा स्थान के नाम को संज्ञा कहते हैं।
kiSii bhii vyakTi, vaSTu, aTHavaa STHaaN ke NaaM ko Sangyaa kahaTe hain.
The name of a person, place, or thing is called a noun.
As we move forward in this lesson, you’ll notice that almost all nouns in the Hindi language are divided into masculine and feminine nouns in Hindi, whereas in English, this doesn’t apply.
So, how many types of nouns are there in Hindi? Well, there is a total of five types. In this section, we’ll discuss all five types of nouns in Hindi with examples.
1- Common Nouns in Hindi
A common noun in Hindi is known as जातिवाचक संज्ञा (jaaTivaacak Sangyaa). These are words that are used to name a person or place in a general sense.
Actually, all nouns in Hindi are either common or proper. The rest of the types described below fall under the category of common nouns. Even the uncountable and countable nouns in Hindi are examples of common nouns.
Common noun examples/sentences in Hindi are:
- बच्चा फल खा रहा है।
baccaa phaL khaa rahaa hai.
The kid is eating the fruit. - लड़की खेल रही है।
Ladakii kheL rahii hai.
The girl is playing.
2- Proper Nouns in Hindi
Next is the proper noun. The word for proper noun in Hindi is व्यक्तिवाचक संज्ञा (vyakTi vaacak Sangyaa). Proper nouns in Hindi grammar are the words which specify a special name of any person or place.
A few well-known proper nouns are:
- महात्मा गाँधी (mahaaTmaa gaaNDHii) Mahatma Gandhi (name of an Indian leader)
- क़ुतुब मीनार (quTub miiNaar) Qutub Minar (name of a historical place)
- दिल्ली (DiLLii) Delhi (name of capital)
- गंगा (gangaa) Ganga (name of river)
3- Abstract Nouns in Hindi
The third type of noun are the abstract nouns.
Abstract nouns in Hindi are known as भाववाचक संज्ञा (bhaav vaacak Sangyaa). As the name suggests, abstract nouns stand for words that depict a particular state, emotion, or condition of any person or thing.
Some of the abstract noun examples are:
- ख़ुशी (khusii) Happiness
- ग़रीबी (ġariibii) Poverty
- कोमलता (komaLaTaa) Softness
- मिठास (mithaaS) Sweetness
- अनुशासन (aNusaaSaN) Discipline
4- Material Nouns in Hindi
The fourth category is the material noun, which is also one of the most common types of nouns in Hindi.
The translation of material noun in Hindi is वस्तु वाचक (vaSTu vaacak) / द्रव्य वाचक संज्ञा (Dravya vaacak Sangyaa). Some examples of material nouns that are in the Hindi vocabulary are mentioned below.
- लकड़ी (Lakadii) Wood
- लोहा (Lohaa) Iron
- ऊन (uuN) Wool
- पानी (paaNii) Water
5- Collective Nouns in Hindi
In Hindi, collective nouns are समूहवाचक संज्ञा (Samuuh vaacak Sangyaa).
They basically refer to any group of people, places, or things. Some of the collective nouns that are in the Hindi vocabulary are given below.
- गुच्छा (gucchaa) Bunch
- सेना (SeNaa) Army
- बंडल (baNdaL) Bundle
- भीड़ (bhiid) Crowd
6- Concrete Nouns in Hindi
Concrete nouns are any nouns which can be felt through any of our five sensory organs. These five sensations are touch, taste, smell, sight, and hearing.
General examples of concrete nouns used in basic Hindi conversations are:
- कमरा (kamaraa) Room
- मेज़ (mez) Table
- सब्ज़ी (Sabzii) Vegetables
- घास (ghaaS) Grass
- आसमान (aaSamaaN) Sky
With this, we’ve got you covered with the basic definitions of nouns and their types in Hindi. Now you can confidently identify various proper nouns, abstract nouns, and common nouns in Hindi.
So, after reading this short lesson, you’re officially ready to check out these top 100+ nouns in the Hindi language and learn how to use these words in day-to-day conversations.
- In the tables below, we’ve included both Hindi nouns and their gender. The gender of each noun has been mentioned in a small bracket alongside the noun. You can see it in the format of (m) or (f). Here, (m) stands for masculine and (f) stands for feminine.
- For words that qualify as both masculine and feminine, the symbol (m/f) has been used.
- The second column of every table contains the meaning of Hindi nouns in English. And in the last column, we’ve given examples on how to use the nouns in sentences.
2. List of 100+ Nouns in Hindi
1- Home Appliances
The first category is that of common home appliances that people use on an everyday basis.
S. No. | Hindi Noun | English Meaning | Usage in a Sentence |
1. | माइक्रोवेव ओवन (m) Maaikrovev ovaN | Microwave oven | पिज़्ज़ा माइक्रोवेव ओवन में रखा है। pizzaa maaikrovev ovaN men rakhaa hai. The pizza is in the microwave oven. |
2. | रेफ़्रिजरेटर (m) Refrijaretar | Refrigerator | रेफ़्रिजरेटर ख़राब हो गया है। refrijaretar kharaab ho gayaa hai. The refrigerator is not working. |
3. | वैक्यूम क्लीनर (m) Vaikyuum kLiiNar | Vacuum cleaner | वैक्यूम क्लीनर दूसरे कमरे में रखा है। vaikyuum kLiiNar DuuSare kamre men rakhaa hai. The vacuum cleaner is kept in the other room. |
4. | वॉशिंग मशीन (f) Vausing masiiN | Washing machine | यह वॉशिंग मशीन काफ़ी महँगी है। yeh vausing masiiN kaafii mahangii hai. This washing machine is quite expensive. |
5. | डी वी डी प्लेयर (m) Dii vii dii pLeyar | DVD player | मेरा डीवीडी प्लेयर बहुत पुराना है। meraa dii vii dii pLeyar bahuT puraaNaa hai. My DVD player is really old. |
6. | टेलीविज़न (m) TeLiivizaN | TV | चलो, टेलीविज़न पर कुछ देखा जाये। caLo, teLiivizaN par kuch Dekhaa jaaye. Come on, let’s watch something on the television. |
7. | पंखा (m) Pankhaa | Fan | पंखा धीमे चल रहा है। pankhaa DHiime caL rahaa hai. The fan is moving slow. |
8. | एयर कंडीशनर (m) Eyar kaNdiisaNar | Air conditioner | एयर कंडीशनर काम नहीं कर रहा। eyar kaNdiisaNar kaam Nahiin kar rahaa. The air conditioner is not working. |
9. | लैपटॉप (m) Laipataup | Laptop | तुमने ये लैपटॉप कितने में ख़रीदा? TumaNe ye Laipataup kiTaNe men khariiDaa? How much did you pay for this laptop? |
10. | स्टोव (m) Stov | Stove | कृपया, स्टोव ऑन कर दो। kripayaa, Stov auN kar Do. Please, turn on the stove. |
2- Technology
In today’s world, we hardly go a minute without technology. So, it should be obvious why we’re covering the technology category on our list of nouns!
S. No. | Hindi Noun | English Meaning | Usage in a Sentence |
11. | वाई फ़ाई (m) vaaii faaii | Wi-Fi | क्या यहाँ वाई फ़ाई चल रहा है? kyaa yahan vaaii faaii caL rahaa hai? Is the Wi-Fi working here? |
12. | ब्लॉग (m) bLaug | Blog | तुम्हारा ब्लॉग तो बेहतरीन है! Tumhaaraa bLaug To behaTriiN hai. Your blog looks amazing! “ |
13. | इंटरनेट (m) iNtaraNet | Internet | मुझे इंटरनेट इस्तेमाल करना अच्छा लगता है। mujhe iNtaraNet iSTemaaL karaNaa acchaa LagaTaa hai. I love browsing on the internet. |
14. | पासवर्ड (m) paaSavard | Password | मैंने अपने अकाउंट का पासवर्ड बदल दिया है। mainNe apaNe akaauNt kaa paaSavard baDal Diyaa hai. I have changed the password for my account. |
15. | फ़ोटो (f) foto | Photo | सारी फ़ोटो अपलोड कर दो। Saarii foto apaLod kar Do. Upload all the photos. |
16. | वेब पेज (m) veb pej | Webpage | यह वेब पेज नए तरीक़े से बनाना पड़ेगा। yah veb pej Naye Tariiqe Se baNaaNaa padegaa. This webpage will have to be made in a new style. |
17. | वेबसाइट (f) vebaSaait | Website | मेरी वेबसाइट सबको पसंद आयी। merii vebaSaait Sabako paSaND aayii. Everybody liked my website. |
18. | सोशल मीडिया (f) SosaL miidiyaa | Social media | सोशल मीडिया पर सिर्फ़ वक़्त बर्बाद होता है। SosaL miidiyaa par Sirf vaqT barbaaD hoTaa hai. Social media is just a waste of time. |
19. | ट्विटर (m) tvitar | मैंने अपना ट्विटर अकाउंट बंद कर दिया है। mainNe apaNaa tvitar akaauNt baND kar Diyaa hai. I have closed my Twitter account. | |
20. | इंस्टाग्राम (m) iNStaagraam | क्या तुम इंस्टाग्राम पर हो? kyaa Tum iNStaagraam par ho? Are you on Instagram? | |
21. | गूगल (m) guugaL | गूगल जानकारियों का ख़ज़ाना है। guugaL jaaNakaariyon kaa khazaaNaa hai. Google is a treasure trove of information. | |
22. | लिंक (m) Link | Link | यह लिंक काम नहीं कर रहा। yah Link kaam Nahiin kar rahaa. This link is not working. |
23. | फेसबुक (m) feSabuk | क्या हम दोनों फेसबुक पर दोस्त बन सकते हैं? kyaa ham DoNon feSabuk par DoST baN SakaTe hain. Can we be friends on Facebook? |
Did you find these tech words in Hindi helpful? Why don’t you share your thoughts in the comment section and we’ll help you out with any questions you have!
3- Transportation
Do you know that India has the largest network of railways in the world? Well, it’s true! Being a heavily populated country, one would be amazed to see all sorts of transportation.
There are cycle rickshaws that native people love to have a ride on. They’re pulled manually and can comfortably carry two people at a time. The cycle rickshaws are more appropriate for shorter distances, and provide an eco-friendly method of traveling in the city.
Check out the table below to find out the other popular transportation methods and related Hindi nouns!
S. No. | Hindi Noun | English Meaning | Usage in a Sentence |
24. | मेट्रो रेल (f) metro reL | Metro rail | मेट्रो रेल भारत की बेहतरीन रेलों में से एक है। metro reL bhaaraT kii behaTriiN reLon men Se ek hai. Metro rail is one of the most excellent railway systems in India. |
25. | सीट (f) Siit | Seat | बस में केवल चार ही सीट ख़ाली थीं। baS men kevaL caar hii Siit khaaLii THiin. There were only four empty seats on the bus. |
26. | हवाई जहाज़ (m) havaaii jahaaz | Plane | मेरे बेटे को हवाई जहाज़ से यात्रा करना पसंद है। mere bete ko havaaii jahaaz Se yaaTraa karaNaa paSaND hai. My son loves to travel by plane. |
27. | बोर्डिंग गेट (m) bording get | Boarding gate | बोर्डिंग गेट दाईं तरफ़ है। bording get Daayiin Taraf hai. The boarding gate is to the right. |
28. | सामान (m) SaamaaN | Luggage | अपना सामान सुरक्षित जगह पर रखें। apaNaa SaamaaN SuraksiT jagah par rakhen. Keep your luggage in a safe place. |
29. | प्रस्थान (m) praSTHaaN | Departure | रेलगाड़ी का प्रस्थान समय क्या है। reLagaadii ka praSTHaaN Samay kyaa hai. What’s the departure time for the train? |
30. | आगमन (m) aagamaN | Arrival | यात्रियों के आगमन के लिए अलग द्वार है। yaaTriyon ke aagamaN ke Liye aLag Dvaar hai. There is a separate gate for the arrival of the passengers. |
31. | साईकिल रिक्शा (m) SaaikiL riksaa | Cycle rickshaw | साइकिल रिक्शा में सिर्फ़ दो लोग बैठ सकते हैं। SaaikiL riksaa men Sirf Do Log baith SakTe hain. A cycle rickshaw has space for only two people. |
32. | ऑटो रिक्शा (m) auto riksaa | Auto rickshaw | ऑटो रिक्शा छोटे शहरों में भी प्रचलित हैं। auto riksaa chote saharon men bhii pracaLiT hain. Auto rickshaws are popular in small towns as well. |
33. | टैक्सी (f) taikSii | Taxi | टैक्सी बहुत तेज़ी से भाग रही थी। taikSii bahuT Tezii Se bhaag rahii THii. The taxi was running at a high speed. |
34. | बस (f) baS | Bus | हम कल बस से लखनऊ जायेंगे। ham kaL baS Se LakhaNauu jaayenge. We will go to Lucknow tomorrow by bus. |
35. | रेलगाड़ी (f) reLagaadii | Train | दिल्ली जाने के लिए रेलगाड़ी परसों मिलेगी। DiLLii jaaNe ke Liye reLagaadii parSon miLegii. The train to Delhi is available the day after tomorrow. |
4- Food and Cutlery
Indian food stands out for its aromatic flavors and spices. Once you taste the Indian curries, Naans, and sweets, it’s hard to get over the taste and sumptuousness.
If you happen to visit India anytime soon, don’t miss out on the finest Indian cuisines. That being said, while dining with your friends and colleagues, how great would it be if you also knew the Hindi names for the common cutlery and cooking utensils?
Here’s a perfect list of Hindi nouns to get you going!
S. No. | Hindi Noun | English Meaning | Usage in a Sentence |
36. | भोजनालय (m) bhojaNaaLay | Restaurant | घर के पास में ही एक शुद्ध शाकाहारी भोजनालय है। ghar ke paaS men hii ek suDDH saakaahaarii bhojaNaaLay hai. There is a pure vegetarian restaurant near the house. |
37. | वेटर (m) vetar | Waiter | वेटर को कितनी टिप देनी है? vetar ko kiTaNii tip DeNii hai? How much tip does the waiter get? |
38. | वेट्रेस (f) vetreS | Waitress | वेट्रेस से कहो बिल ले आये। vetreS Se kaho biL Le aaye. Ask the waitress to bring the bill. |
39. | रात का खाना (m) raat kaa khaaNaa | Dinner | रात का खाना हमारे ही साथ करियेगा। raaT kaa khaaNaa hamaare hii SaaTH kariyegaa. Please, have dinner with us. |
40. | अल्पाहार (m) aLpaahaar | Snack | हम भोजन के बजाय सिर्फ़ अल्पाहार लेंगे। ham bhojaN ke bajaay Sirf aLpaahaar Lenge. We’d like to have just some snacks instead of a full meal. |
41. | नाश्ता (m) Nashtaa | Breakfast | मुझे नाश्ते में अंडे और कॉफ़ी पसंद हैं। mujhe NaasTe men aNde aur kauffii paSaND hain. I love to have eggs and coffee for breakfast. |
42. | चाइनीज़ खाना (m) caaiNiiz khaaNaa | Chinese food | चाइनीज़ खाना बेहद लज़ीज़ होता है। caaiNiiz khaaNaa behaD Laziiz hoTaa hai. Chinese food is quite delicious. |
43. | फ़ास्ट फ़ूड (m) faaSt fuud | Fast food | रोज़ाना फ़ास्ट फ़ूड खाना सेहत के लिए हानिकारक है। rozaaNaa faaSt fuud khaaNaa SehaT ke Liye haaNikaarak hai. Consuming fast food every day is harmful to our health. |
44. | हेड वेटर (m) hed vetar | Head waiter | मुझे हेड वेटर से बात करनी है। mujhe hed vetar Se baaT karaNii hai. I would like to talk to the head waiter. |
45. | मेनू (m) meNuu | Menu | यहाँ का मेनू लाजवाब है। yahaan kaa meNuu Laajavaab hai. The menu here is amazing. |
46. | पाश्चात्य भोजन (m) paaScaaTya bhojaN | Western food | मुझे सभी तरीक़े के पाश्चात्य भोजन खाना अच्छा लगता है। mujhe Sabhii Tariiqe ke paaScaaTya bhojaN khaaNaa acchaa LagaTaa hai. I love to eat all kinds of western food. |
47. | धूम्रपान (m) DHuumrapaaN | Smoking | धूम्रपान फेफड़ों को कमज़ोर बनाता है। DHuumrapaaN phephadon ko kamzor baNaaTaa hai. Smoking makes the lungs weak. |
48. | पानी (m) paaNii | Water | पीने के लिए ठंडा पानी मिलेगा क्या? piiNe ke Liye thaNdaa paaNii miLegaa kyaa? Can I have some chilled water to drink? |
49. | क्रेडिट कार्ड (m) kredit kaard | Credit card | मेरा क्रेडिट कार्ड घर पर छूट गया है। meraa kredit kaard ghar par chuut gayaa hai. I’ve left my credit card at home. |
50. | रसोइया (m) raSoiyaa | Chef | यह रसोइया भारत के बाहर से बुलाया गया है। yah raSoiyaa bhaaraT ke baahar Se buLaayaa gayaa hai. This chef has been invited from outside India. |
51. | बिल (m) biL | Bill | कृपया, बिल ले आइये। kripayaa, biL Le aaiye. Please, bring the bill. |
52. | काँटा (m) kaanta | Fork | काँटा और चम्मच मेज़ पर ही रखे हैं। kaanta aur cammac mez par hii rakhe hain. The forks and spoons are on the table. |
53. | दन्तखुदनी (f) DaNTakhuDaNii | Toothpick | खाने के बाद मुझे दन्तखुदनी इस्तेमाल करने की आदत है। khaaNe ke baaD mujhe DaNTakhuDaNii iSTemaaL karaNe kii aaDaT hai. I have a habit of using the toothpick after meals. |
54. | जग (m) jag | Jug | जग में जूस भर कर ले आओ। jag men juuS bhar kar Le aao. Please, bring some juice in the jug. |
55. | कलछी (f) kaLachii | Ladle | दाल और सूप परोसने के लिए हम कलछी का उपयोग करते हैं। DaaL aur Suup paroSaNe ke Liye ham kaLachii kaa upayog karaTe hain. We use the ladle for serving the lentils and soups. |
56. | चम्मच (m) cammac | Spoon | यह चम्मच साफ़ नहीं है। yah cammac Saaf Nahiin hai. This spoon is not clean. |
57. | चाय का प्याला (m) Caay kaa pyaaLaa | Teacup | सारे चाय के प्याले अलमारी में रखे हैं। Saare caay ke pyaaLe aLamaarii men rakhe hain. All the teacups are stored in the cupboard. |
58. | चाय की केतली (f) caay kii keTaLii | Teapot | चाय की केतली अभी गरम है। caay kii keTaLii abhii garam hai. The teapot is still hot. |
59. | चाकू (m) caakuu | Knife | मुझे सेब काटने के लिए चाकू चाहिए। mujhe Seb kaataNe ke Liye caakuu caahiye. I need a knife to cut the apple. |
60. | थाली (f) THaaLii | Plate | मेरी थाली में और सब्ज़ी दे दो। merii THaaLii men aur Sabzii De Do. Please, give me some more vegetables on my plate. |
61. | पीने का गिलास (m) piiNe kaa giLaaS | Drinking glass | हमारे पास वाइन पीने का गिलास भी है। hamaare paaS vaaiN piiNe kaa giLaaS bhii hai. We also have wine drinking glasses. |
62. | बर्तन (m) bartaN | Utensil | खाना पकाने के बर्तन रसोई में हैं। khaaNaa pakaaNe ke barTaN raSoii men hain. The cooking utensils are in the kitchen. |
5- School Essentials
Who doesn’t remember their school days? And once you gather with your old friends, it’s hard to resist the conversations that bring back the sweet and sour memories of our childhood.
So you don’t feel left out when sitting with your Indian friends, enjoy these nouns about school essentials.
S. No. | Hindi Noun | English Meaning | Usage in a Sentence |
63. | परीक्षा (f) pariiksaa | Examination | परीक्षा में ५०० विद्यार्थी आये थे। pariiksaa men paanc Sau viDyaarTHii aaye THe. There were 500 students appearing for the examination. |
64. | नोटबुक (f) Notabuk | Notebook | मुझे बाज़ार से तीन नोटबुक ख़रीदनी है। mujhe baazaar Se TiiN Notabuk khariiDaNii hai. I have to buy three notebooks from the market. |
65. | सहपाठी (m) Sahapaathii | Classmate | तुम्हारे सभी सहपाठी बहुत अच्छे हैं। Tumhaare Sabhii Sahapaathii bahuT acche hain. All your classmates are really good. |
66. | विश्वविद्यालय (m) visvaviDyaaLay | University | जून के महीने में दिल्ली विश्विद्यालय में प्रवेश प्रारंभ हो जायेगा। juuN ke mahiiNe men DiLLii visvaviDyaaLay men praves praarambh ho jaayegaa. The admissions in Delhi University will begin in the month of June. |
67. | बैकपैक (m) baikapaik | Backpack | राजू का बैकपैक बहुत भारी है। raajuu kaa baikapaik bahuT bhaarii hai. Raju’s backpack is quite heavy. |
68. | पेंसिल (f) peNSiL | Pencil | प्रश्न पत्र में सिर्फ़ पेंसिल से ही लिखना है। prasN paTr men Sirf peNSiL Se hii LikhaNaa hai. Only pencils can be used to write on the question paper. |
69. | पेन (m) peN | Pen | क्या तुम्हारे पास नीले रंग का पेन है? kyaa Tumhaare paaS NiiLe rang kaa peN hai? Do you have a blue pen? |
70. | गणित (m) ganiT | Math | गणित विषय मुझे पसंद है। ganiT visay mujhe paSaND hai. I like math subjects. |
71. | छात्र (m) chaatr | Student | सभी छात्र असेंबली में प्रार्थना कर रहे थे। Sabhii chaaTr aSembaLii men praarTHaNaa kar rahe THe. All the students were praying during the assembly. |
72. | गर्मी की छुट्टी (f) garmii kii chuttii | Summer break | सीमा इस गर्मी की छुट्टी में जापान घूमने जाएगी। Siimaa iS garmii kii chuttii men jaapaaN ghuumaNe jaayegii. Seema will go to Japan during this summer break. |
73. | किताब (f) kiTaab | Book | किताब पढ़ना एक अच्छी आदत है। kiTaab padhaNaa ek acchii aaDaT hai. Reading books is a great habit. |
74. | विज्ञान (f) vigyaaN | Science | विज्ञान ने बहुत तरक़्क़ी कर ली है। vigyaaN Ne bahuT Taraqqii kar Lii hai. Science has made tremendous progress. |
75. | विद्यालय (m) viDyaaLay | School | क्या तुम कल विद्यालय जाओगे? kyaa Tum kaL viDyaaLay jaaoge? Will you go to school tomorrow? |
76. | गृहकार्य (m) grihakaarya | Homework | गृहकार्य में सबको चार सवाल करने हैं। grihakaarya men Sabako caar SavaaL karaNe hain. Everybody has to do four questions as homework. |
6- Occupation
Are you looking for a job in India? We understand how mind-wrenching a task it can be to find a dream career in a foreign land. But worry not! With our amazing blog post on the top ways to quickly find a job in India, your task will become easy as pie.
Furthermore, help yourself with these common professions in the land of India and learn their Hindi meanings, too!
S. No. | Hindi Noun | English Meaning | Usage in a Sentence |
77. | नर्स (f) NarS | Nurse | नर्स ने मरीज़ को सुई लगा दी है। NarS Ne mariiz ko Suii Lagaa Di hai. The nurse has given an injection to the patient. |
78. | पुलिस अधिकारी (m/f)पुलिस अधिकारी (m/f) puLiS aDHikaarii | Police officer | मुझे बड़े होकर पुलिस अधिकारी बनना है। mujhe bade hokar puLiS aDHikaarii baNaNaa hai. I want to become a police officer when I grow up. |
79. | कर्मचारी (m) karmacaarii | Employee | बैंक के कर्मचारी छुट्टी पर गए हैं। baink ke karmacaarii chuttii par gaye hain. The bank employees are on leave. |
80. | इंजीनियर (m/f) iNjiiNiyar | Engineer | ऋचा एक कंपनी में इंजीनियर के पद पर है। ricaa ek kampaNii men iNjiiNiyar ke paD par hai. Richa is working as an engineer in a company. |
81. | डॉक्टर (m/f) dauktar | Doctor | डॉक्टर ने सुरेश को एक हफ़्ते बाद बुलाया है। dauktar Ne Sures ko ek hafTe baaD buLaayaa hai. The doctor has asked Suresh to come back after a week. |
82. | मैनेजर (m/f) maiNejar | Manager | मेरे ऑफ़िस के मैनेजर बहुत दयालु हैं। mere aufiS ke maiNejar bahuT DayaaLu hain. My office manager is very kind. |
83. | शिक्षिका (f) siksikaa | Female teacher | शिक्षिका ने कक्षा में भूगोल का पाठ पढ़ाया। siksikaa Ne kaksaa men bhuugoL kaa paath padhaayaa. The teacher taught a geography lesson to the class. |
84. | व्यापारी (m) vyaapaarii | Businessman | मेरे पिता व्यापारी हैं। mere piTaa vyaapaarii hain. My father is a businessman. |
85. | दुकानदार (m) DukaaNadaar | Shopkeeper | वह दुकानदार बहुत ईमानदार है। vah DukaaNaDaar bahuT iimaaNaDaar hai. That shopkeeper is quite honest. |
86. | प्रोग्रामर (m/f) prograamar | Programmer | क्या तुम किसी अच्छे प्रोग्रामर को जानते हो? kyaa Tum kiSii acche prograamar ko jaaNaTe ho? Do you know any good programmers? |
87. | Seller / Dealer | Seller / Dealer | मेरी एक थोक विक्रेता से बात हुई है। merii ek THok vikreTaa Se baaT huii hai. I have had a conversation with a wholesale dealer. |
7- Family Members
Our life begins with our family. To have loving parents and siblings around us is a bliss that can’t be compared with any other thing in the world.
Do you know what phrases people in India use to call their parents, elders, and other loved ones? Well, we’ve got it all for you in the table below! However, the list of relatives in India is almost endless, and so covering them all here would be really difficult.
But we don’t want you to miss out on anything, so we’ve prepared a collection of more family words in Hindi for you. Check out our blog post about family members, as well!
S. No. | Hindi Noun | English Meaning | Usage in a Sentence |
88. | परिवार (m) parivaar | Family | परिवार के सभी सदस्य शादी में शामिल होने गए हैं। parivaar ke Sabhii SaDaSya saaDii men saamiL hoNe gaye hain. All the family members have gone to attend a wedding. |
89. | माँ (f) maan | Mother | मेरी माँ एक अभिनेत्री हैं। merii maan ek abhiNeTrii hain. My mother is an actress. |
90. | पिता (m) piTaa | Father | पिताजी बाज़ार से सब्ज़ी लेने गए हैं। piTaajii baazaar Se Sabzii Lene gaye hain. Father has gone to the market to buy some vegetables. |
91. | पत्नी (f) paTNii | Wife | मेरी पत्नी खाना बना रही थी। merii paTNii khaaNaa baNaa rahii THii. My wife was cooking the food. |
92. | पति (m) paTi | Husband | उसके पति पायलट हैं। uSake paTi paayaLat hain. Her husband is a pilot. |
93. | माता-पिता (m) maaTaa-piTaa | Parents | आपके माता-पिता का क्या नाम है? aapake maaTaa-piTaa kaa kyaa Naam hai? What are your parents’ names? |
94. | बहन (f) bahaN | Sister | सुमन की एक बहन है। SumaN kii ek bahaN hai. Suman has one sister. |
95. | भाई (m) bhaaii | Brother | मेरा छोटा भाई १० साल का है। meraa chotaa bhaaii DaS SaaL kaa hai. My younger brother is ten years old. |
8- Body Parts
Learning about body parts takes us back to a time when we were just children! Rekindle those innocent moments while empowering your Hindi vocabulary on various body parts.
It will also help you to better express physical conditions in case of any trouble.
S. No. | Hindi Noun | English Meaning | Usage in a Sentence |
96. | पैर (m) pair | Leg | दादी के पैर में दर्द है। DaaDii ke pair men DarD hai. Grandmother has pain in her legs. |
97. | सर (m) Sar | Head | धूप में सर ढक कर रखो। DHuup men Sar dhak kar rakho. Cover your head in the sun. |
98. | हाथ (m) haaTH | Hand | तुम्हारे हाथ में क्या हुआ है? Tumhaare haaTH men kyaa huaa hai? What has happened to your hand? |
99. | उंगली (f) ungaLii | Finger | शिशिर की उंगली में चोट लग गयी है। sisir kii ungaLii men cot Lag gayii hai. Shishir has a bruise on his finger. |
100. | शरीर (m) sariir | Body | लक्षित का शरीर बहुत मज़बूत है। LaksiT kaa sarir bahuT mazabuuT hai. Lakshit has a robust body. |
101. | पेट (m) pet | Stomach | मेरा पेट दुख रहा है। meraa pet Dukh rahaa hai. My stomach hurts. |
102. | पीठ (f) piith | Back | यह बस्ता अपनी पीठ पर टांग लो। yah baSTaa apaNii piith par taang Lo. Hang this bag on your back. |
103. | सीना (m) SiiNaa | Chest | बच्चे के सीने में जकड़न है। bacce ke SiiNe men jakadaN hai. The child has congestion in the chest. |
9- Time
You must have heard the phrase, “Time and tide wait for none.” But, here on HindiPod101.com, you can take all the time you need to absorb and practice these splendid Hindi nouns.
Talking about time is inevitable. In fact, in this competitive world, every minute has become precious. So, don’t lose a minute. Start learning these useful words related to time and improve your Hindi vocabulary.
S. No. | Hindi Noun | English Meaning | Usage in a Sentence |
104. | हफ़्ता (m) hafTaa | Week | विद्यालय खुलने में सिर्फ़ एक हफ़्ता बचा है। viDyaaLay khuLane men Sirf ek hafTaa bacaa hai. The school will reopen in one week. |
105. | साल (m) SaaL | Year | तुम कितने साल के हो? Tum kiTaNe SaaL ke ho? How old are you? |
106. | दिन (m) DiN | Day | बुधवार के दिन सब लखनऊ जायेंगे। buDHavaar ke DiN Sab LakhaNauu jaayenge. We will all go to Lucknow on Wednesday. Or गुरुवार, शुक्रवार , शनिवार, और रविवार के दिन, ऋतु राजस्थान में थी। guruvaar, sukravaar, saNivaar, aur ravivaar ke DiN, riTu rajaSTHaaN men THii. On Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday, Ritu was in Rajasthan. |
107. | महीना (m) mahiiNaa | Month | मंगलवार से अगला महीना शुरू हो जायेगा। mangaLavaar Se agaLaa mahiiNaa suru ho jaayegaa. The next month will begin on Tuesday. |
108. | आज (m) aaj | Today | मुझे आज मूवी देखने जाना है। mujhe aaj muuvii DekhaNe jaaNaa hai. I have to go to a movie today. |
109. | कल (m) kaL | क्रिकेट मैच कल सोमवार को होगा। kriket maic kaL Somavaar ko hogaa. The cricket match will be tomorrow, on Monday. | क्रिकेट मैच कल सोमवार को होगा। kriket maic kaL Somavaar ko hogaa. The cricket match will be tomorrow, on Monday. |
110. | कल (m) kaL | Yesterday | शीला कल दफ़्तर नहीं आयी थी। siiLaa kaL DafTar nahiin aayii THii. Sheela didn’t come to the office yesterday. |
111. | कैलेंडर (m) kaiLeNdar | Calendar | यह पिछले वर्ष का कैलेंडर है। yah pichaLe vars kaa kaiLeNdar hai. This is last year’s calendar. |
112. | सेकंड (m) Sekãṅd | Second | एक मिनट में ६० सेकंड होते हैं। ek miNat men Saath SekaNd hoTe hain. There are sixty seconds in a minute. |
113. | घंटा (m) ghaNtaa | Hour | ४ बजने में दो घंटा बाक़ी है। caar baajNe men Do ghaNtaa baaqii hai. It’s two hours to four o’clock. |
114. | Minute | Minute | यह गाना ३ मिनट का है। yah gaaNaa TiiN miNat kaa hai. This song plays for three minutes. |
115. | घड़ी (f) ghadii | Clock | घड़ी दीवार पर टंगी है। ghadii Diivaar par tangii hai. The clock hangs on the wall. |
116. | एक घंटे (m) ek ghaNte | One hour | क्या हम एक घंटे में मुंबई पहुँच जायेंगे? kyaa ham ek ghaNte men mumbaii pahunc jaayenge? Shall we reach Mumbai in one hour? |
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Master Best Wishes in Hindi: Happy Birthday in Hindi & More
Life would be so dull without celebrations. This is why people in India never miss a chance to cherish every opportunity and share their warm wishes and heartfelt messages. It’s fairly common to see everyone wishing Happy Birthday in Hindi and sending other popular life event messages in Hindi to one another.
Table of Contents
- Importance of Life Event Messages in Hindi
- Wishing a Happy Birthday in Hindi
- Holiday Wishes in Hindi
- Baby Shower Messages in Hindi & Baby Birth Wishes
- Getting a Graduation Degree
- On Grabbing a New Job / Promotion
- For the Retirement Party
- The Occasion of Marriage
- Condolences in Hindi: Someone’s Death / Funeral
- Dealing with Bad News
- On an Injury / Illness
- Experience an Endless Journey of Learning with Us
1. Importance of Life Event Messages in Hindi
Whether it’s a pleasant occasion or a sad moment, the little yet meaningful words of Hindi congratulations messages or condolences allow people to express their solidarity with each other. Expressing best wishes in Hindi and passing along your condolences in Hindi are just some simple ways of saying “We’ll be together in everything, come rain or shine.”
Isn’t it amazing to realize that when shared with others, happiness increases manifold, and sadness diminishes like a dream! At some point, you too will become a part of someone’s crucial moment. In those times, knowing how to speak or write Happy Birthday wishes in Hindi and other holiday messages in Hindi really brings two people closer.
Moreover, special moments in the form of significant life events in India offers us a great chance to improve Hindi language skills and discover a warm way of communicating with native Hindi speakers. You can grab these opportunities to share expressions like “Wish you a very happy birthday,” in Hindi or “Happy anniversary,” and win people’s hearts with your best wishes in Hindi.
Apart from these cheerful holiday greetings in Hindi, learning the Hindi language also enables you to send sad life event messages, such as funeral messages. That’s why it’s essential to read about these special situations and learn what to say on such occasions.
2. Wishing a Happy Birthday in Hindi
There’s nothing more precious than the day you were born. So, we’ll begin our lesson with Happy Birthday wishes in Hindi. In India, milestones such as the first birthday of a child, or the fiftieth birthday of an adult, are celebrated in a grand way.
But those instances are rare. More often than not, birthdays are either a private event with just family members and close friends, though they can be quite large and impressive.
Indians are emotional and sensitive when it comes to their birthdays. And honestly, who isn’t! If you have a few native friends and know how to wish them Happy Birthday in Hindi, it would mean a lot to them.
There are various ways to say “Wish you a happy birthday,” in Hindi. If we want to break it down, “birthday” is जन्मदिन (jaNmaDiN) and “anniversary” is सालगिरह (SaaLagirah). The English words “happy” and “best wishes” are interchangeable phrases with the same meaning in Hindi: शुभ कामनाएं (subh kaamaNaayen).
Below, we’ve covered the most common styles of sharing Happy Birthday wishes in Hindi.
- जन्मदिन की बहुत सारी बधाई। (jaNmaDiN kii bahuT Saarii baDHaaii.)
“Many many happy returns of the day.”
Spoken and written both formally and informally. - सालगिरह मुबारक हो। (SaaLagirah mubaarak ho.)
“Happy birthday.”
Spoken and written both formally and informally.
There may be some instances when personal engagements keep you busy and you forget to wish the person on time. In such cases, here’s a way to send your good wishes:
- देर से बधाई के लिए माफ़ करना। जन्मदिन मुबारक हो। (Der Se baDHaaii ke Liye maaf karaNaa. jaNmaDiN mubaarak ho.)
“Sorry for the late congratulations. Belated happy birthday.”
Spoken and written in an informal manner.
3. Holiday Wishes in Hindi
Every country has its own unique set of festivals and local celebrations. These may be religious, social, or national occasions. Being in a country like India, you’ll hardly have a dull moment because there are several kinds of Indian festivities happening all year long.
Now that you’ve already mastered how to send Happy Birthday wishes in Hindi, we’ll help you explore the traditional holiday greetings in Hindi.
1- Happy New Year Greetings in Hindi
The culture of wishing a happy new year to your loved ones is as popular in India as anywhere else in the world. To quench your curiosity, let’s begin this chunk about holiday greetings in Hindi with learning how to wish a Happy New Year in Hindi.
Sending Happy New Year best wishes in Hindi is quite simple. And honestly, there’s no single way to say it.
- The most widespread fashion to wish a Happy New Year in Hindi is नया साल मुबारक हो (Nayaa SaaL mubaarak ho), which translates to “Wish you a happy new year.”
Spoken and written in an informal manner. - People also send Happy New Year greetings by saying and writing नए साल की शुभ कामनाएँ (Naye SaaL kii subh kaamaNaayen), which translates to “Best wishes on the new year!”
Spoken and written both formally and informally. - Many folks prefer to send happy New Year wishes by saying नवीन हिन्दू वर्ष की बधाई (NaviiN hiNDuu vars kii baDHaaii), or “Greetings of the Hindu New Year.”
Written in a formal manner.
2- How to Say Merry Christmas in Hindi
Christmas is called बड़ा दिन (badaa DiN) in Hindi, though it’s also known by its English name, that is क्रिसमस (kriSamaS). There are two common ways to say Merry Christmas in Hindi.
- क्रिसमस की ढेर सारी बधाई। (kriSamaS kii dher Saarii baDHaaii.)
“Merry Christmas”.
Spoken and written both formally and informally.
This is also one of the most popular and simplest styles of sending Merry Christmas wishes in Hindi SMS.
- बड़ा दिन मुबारक हो। (badaa DiN mubaarak ho.)
“Merry Christmas.”
Spoken and written in an informal manner.
Now that you’ve learned how to say Merry Christmas in Hindi, let’s switch to some other special occasions.
3- Happy Valentine’s Day in Hindi
Before we explore the Hindi phrase for Valentine’s Day, do you know about Friendship Day?
The term “friendship” can be translated into many forms in the language. Some of the appropriate words are दोस्ती (DoSTii) and मित्रता (miTraTaa).
And to say Happy Friendship Day in Hindi, that would be मित्रता दिवस (miTraTaa DivaS).
For writing in a formal manner, the phrase would be:
- मित्रता दिवस की शुभ कामनाएं। (miTraTaa DivaS kii subh kaamaNaayen)
“Happy Friendship Day.”
As far as Valentine’s Day is concerned, there’s no colloquial word for that. Even in Hindi, the name is written and spoken as वैलेंटाइन्स डे (vaiLeNtaaiNS de).
4- Happy Independence Day in Hindi
India got its independence from British rule on August 15, 1947. Thus, this date is known as Independence Day. The national holiday is celebrated every year on August 15, and all schools, colleges, and offices remain closed on this day.
Indians pay their tribute to freedom fighters and remind each other of their sacrifices by generously sharing Happy Independence Day messages in Hindi.
The literal translation of “Independence Day” is स्वतंत्रता दिवस (SvaTaNTraTaa DivaS), while “independence” or “freedom” is colloquially known as आज़ादी (aazaaDii).
So, if you’re in India and wish to be a part of this patriotic feeling that Indians share, there’s no better way to do it than by sending them Happy Independence Day messages in Hindi.
Here’s a great one you can use:
- आप सभी को स्वतंत्रता दिवस की हार्दिक शुभ कामनाएं। (aap Sabhii ko SvaTaNTraTaa DivaS kii haarDik subh kaamNaayen.)
“Wish you all a Happy Independence Day.”
Spoken and written formally.
So, next time you’re in India, how would you like to share the Happy Independence messages in Hindi?
It’s time to check out some other major festival messages in Hindi!
5- Mother’s and Father’s Day in Hindi
The closest people in your family are your mother and father. And this is a deep enough reason to celebrate Mother’s Day and Father’s Day once a year.
- “Happy Mother’s Day” in Hindi is मातृ दिवस की शुभ कामनाएं (maaTri DivaS kii subh kaamaNaayen)
Written in a formal manner. - “Happy Father’s Day” in Hindi is पितृ दिवस की शुभ कामनाएं (piTri DivaS kii subh kaamaNaayen)
Written in a formal manner.
6- Indian Festival Holiday Wishes in Hindi
As we mentioned above, in this cultural land of countless festivities, a heavy exchange of holiday messages in Hindi is bound to happen. There are many local festivals that you just can’t miss!
Below, you’ll find a few examples of how to share best wishes during festivals like Eid, Holi, and Diwali. Let’s check these top holiday wishes in Hindi.
- ईद मुबारक! (iiD mubaarak)
“Happy Eid”
Spoken and written in an informal manner.
Eid is a religious festival of Muslims which is celebrated after following a strict month-long fast known as Ramzan.
- बुरा न मानो होली है! (buraa Na maaNo hoLii hai!)
“Don’t mind, it’s Holi!”
Spoken in an informal manner.
Holi is a festival of colors. Although it’s mainly a Hindu festival, on this day, people of all religions come together and throw colors on each other.
- शुभ दीपावली (subh DiipaavaLii)
“Happy Diwali”
Spoken and written in a formal manner.
Another Hindu festival, Diwali is better known as the Festival of Lights. Lighting diyaa, candles, and fire crackers is the most prominent characteristic of the celebration.
4. Baby Shower Messages in Hindi & Baby Birth Wishes
Pregnancy and birth are not only considered magical, but are also auspicious events in India. By this, one can only imagine the extent of excitement and countless rituals to welcome the baby while appreciating the whole experience of motherhood.
You, too, may have colleagues and friends who are about to start their family and have a baby. Don’t fall behind in sending the couple your baby shower messages and other apt best wishes in Hindi.
- हमारे बीच एक नन्हा मेहमान आने वाला है। (hamaare biic ek NaNhaa mehamaaN aaNe vaaLaa hai.)
“We’re going to have a baby soon.”
Spoken in an informal manner. - गोद भराई की ख़ूब सारी बधाइयां। (goD bharaaii kii khuub Saarii baDHaaiyaan.)
“Congratulations on the baby shower ceremony.”
Spoken and written both formally and informally. - नयी संतान को ढेर सारा प्यार और आशीर्वाद। (Nayii SaNTaaN ko dher Saaraa pyaar aur aasirvaaD.)
“Lots of love and blessings to the newborn baby.”
Spoken in a formal manner; usually used by elders.
What’s more? Once the loved ones become parents, you can also wish them “Happy Mother’s Day” in Hindi as described in the above section!
5. Getting a Graduation Degree
Everyone knows the ups and downs one must go through to finally hold that graduation degree in their hands. Undoubtedly, it’s one of the most crucial phases in a student’s life. A simple congratulations message in Hindi can go a long way toward showing the graduate how proud you are!
Whether it’s your friend, neighbor, or a friend’s kid, take pleasure and pride in their achievements while encouraging them with your best graduation messages in Hindi.
- ख़ूब मेहनत करो और ऐसे ही उन्नति करो। (khuub mehaNaT karo aur aiSe hii uNNaTi karo.)
“Work hard and keep accomplishing in life.”
Spoken and written in an informal manner. - सफलता तुम्हारे क़दम चूमे। (SaphaLTaa Tumhaare qaDam cuume.)
“May success always be on your side.”
Spoken and written in an informal manner. - भगवान करे तुम ख़ूब नाम कमाओ। (bhagavaaN kare Tum khuub Naam kamaao.)
“May God help you achieve success and fame.”
Spoken and written in an informal manner.
6. On Grabbing a New Job / Promotion
In this age of cut-throat competition, finding a job or getting a promotion are not light events. Pamper your loved ones and colleagues with these amazing messages on their career milestones.
- आपकी सफलता पर हम सब को नाज़ है। (aapakii SaphaLTaa par ham Sab ko Naaz hai.)
“We’re all so proud of your success.”
Spoken and written in a formal manner. - नयी नौकरी पर हमारी तहे-दिल से मुबारकबाद। (Nayii Naukrii par hamaarii Tahe-DiL Se mubaarakabaaD.)
“Our best wishes on your new job.”
Spoken and written both formally and informally. - आपको उज्जवल भविष्य की शुभ कामनाएं। (aapko ujjavaL bhavisya kii subh kaamaNaayen)
“We wish you the best for a bright future.”
Spoken and written in a formal manner.
7. For the Retirement Party
Retirement doesn’t go down well with all of us. It’s a turn of events that seems relieving at the surface, but somehow can make people feel helpless and depressed.
In these moments, a beautiful message, powerful words filled with love and empathy, can transform someone’s transition phase into something less painful and more exciting.
So, next time you come across a friend, or their parents, who are retiring soon, boost their morale with these simple yet rejuvenating phrases!
- आपके जीवन की दूसरी पारी की धमाकेदार शुरुआत हो! (aapake jiivaN kii DuuSarii paarii kii DHamaakeDaar suruaaT ho!)
“Have a blasting second inning of your life.”
Spoken and written in an informal manner.
*Here the phrase “blasting second inning” means the second fresh phase of life after retirement. In this case, the first inning refers to the professional work life of the person. - अब ज़िन्दगी को और खुल के जियें। (ab ziNDagii ko aur khuL ke jiyen.)
“May you have an even fuller and better life now.”
Spoken and written in an informal manner. - आनंदमयी और चिंतामुक्त जीवन मुबारक हो। (aaNaNDamayii aur ciNTaamukT jiivaN mubaarak ho.)
“Congratulations on a pleasant and carefree beginning of your life.”
Spoken and written in a formal manner.
8. The Occasion of Marriage
Enough has already been said about the grand event marriage is. But Indians take it to a higher level. To them, it’s a bonding of souls, a pious relationship that just can’t be defied.
Whenever you’re invited to an Indian wedding ceremony or marriage anniversary, sweep the couple off their feet with your heartfelt and lovely Hindi wedding congratulations!
- आपके दांपत्य जीवन में खुशियां बनी रहें। (aapake DaampaTya jiivaN men khusiyaan baNii rahen.)
“Wish you a happy married life.”
Spoken and written in a formal manner. - शुभ विवाह। आपकी जोड़ी सलामत रहे। (subh vivaah. aapakii jodii SaLaamaT rahe.)
“Happy wedding. May you always be together.”
Written in a formal manner.
There are many other ways to wish the couple well, such as the one below.
- आपके शादीशुदा जीवन की शुरुआत पर हमारी शुभ कामनाएं। (aapake saaDii-suDaa jiivaN kii suruaaT par hamaarii subh kaamaNaayen.)
“Our best wishes on the new beginning of your life.”
Spoken and written in a formal manner. - आप दोनों का प्यार सदा ऐसे ही बना रहे। (aap DoNon kaa pyaar SaDaa aiSe hii baNaa rahe.)
“May you forever remain in love with each other.”
Spoken in an informal manner.
This is another cute and subtle style of passing on your Happy Wedding Anniversary message in Hindi.
9. Condolences in Hindi: Someone’s Death / Funeral
Just like any other part of the world, India too has its own share of rituals and rites performed on the death of a person. If you happen to be present at any such tragic occasion, show your empathy and support for someone’s loss with these kind Hindi condolence messages.
- भगवान उनकी आत्मा को शांति दे। (bhagavaaN uNakii aaTmaa ko saaNTi De.)
“May God rest his soul.”
Spoken and written both formally and informally. - तुम्हारी याद हमेशा हमारे दिल में रहेगी। (Tumhaarii yaaD hamesaa hamaare DiL men rahegii.)
“You’ll always be in our hearts.”
Written in a formal manner.
- हम सब की तरफ़ से अश्रुपूरित श्रद्धांजलि। (ham Sab kii Taraf Se asru-puuriT sraDDHaaNjaLi.)
“A heartfelt tribute from our side.”
Written in a formal manner.
10. Dealing with Bad News
Life is so unpredictable. We never know what’s gonna happen tomorrow. Thus, going through any kind of emotional or physical loss is unavoidable. Here are a few phrases to help you express your grief when someone you know is going through a bad phase in life.
- मुझे अफ़सोस है। (mujhe afaSoS hai.)
“I’m sorry.”
Spoken in an informal manner. - सुनकर बहुत दुख हुआ। (SuNakar bahuT dukh huaa.)
“So sorry to hear this.”
Spoken in an informal manner. - यह तो बहुत बुरा हुआ। (yah To bahuT buraa huaa.)
“That’s really sad.”
Spoken in an informal manner.
11. On an Injury / Illness
When we fall sick, or have an accident that leaves us with an injury, all we want is a bit of care and affection. Whether it’s our colleague or a friend, every person deserves to hear something positive and feel cared for. A small gesture of concern can deepen your bond with the person and make him/her feel instantly better.
- अपना ख़्याल रखना। (apaNaa khayaaL rakhaNaa.)
“Take care.”
Spoken and written in an informal manner. - तबियत का ध्यान रखना। (TabiyaT kaa DHyaaN rakhaNaa.)
“Take care of yourself / your health.”
Spoken and written in an informal manner. - जल्दी से ठीक हो जाओ। (jaLDii Se thiik ho jaao.)
“Get well soon.”
Spoken and written both formally and informally.
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Can You Really Learn Hindi Alone?
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